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'''''The Factoid Front''''' was a television show that explored myths and unexplained scientific phenomenon, hosted by [[Martin Spivak|Dr. Martin Spivak]]. It had a large following, including [[Buster]] and [[Mr. Morris]], though others were skeptical of its accuracy, such as [[Brain]]. The show was cancelled due to its reporting of "half-truths and bad science". | '''''The Factoid Front''''' was a television show that explored myths and unexplained scientific phenomenon, hosted by [[Martin Spivak|Dr. Martin Spivak]]. It had a large following, including [[Buster Baxter|Buster]] and [[Mr. Morris]], though others were skeptical of its accuracy, such as [[Alan Powers|Brain]]. The show was cancelled due to its reporting of "half-truths and bad science". | ||
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*"[[Buster Isn't Buying It]]" | *"[[Buster Isn't Buying It]]" | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:45, 13 January 2020
The Factoid Front was a television show that explored myths and unexplained scientific phenomenon, hosted by Dr. Martin Spivak. It had a large following, including Buster and Mr. Morris, though others were skeptical of its accuracy, such as Brain. The show was cancelled due to its reporting of "half-truths and bad science".
